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The Testimonial of [[Marrwyn]] was written during her [[Arch-Warden|Arch-Wardenship]]. A child of the Elven royal court, her account follows primarily the politics and intrigue of [[Steros]] and [[Mythrian]]'s unification of Alexia, as well as the [[Crusade]]'s second half, as Alexandria united the various nations under her banner for her final assault on the [[Court of Darkness]]. Marrwyn's account is unique in that it often deals with Alexandria's ethical compromises and necessary but distasteful alliances, as well as her capability for outright ruthlessness. | The Testimonial of [[Marrwyn]] was written during her [[Arch-Warden|Arch-Wardenship]]. A child of the Elven royal court, her account follows primarily the politics and intrigue of [[Steros]] and [[Mythrian]]'s unification of Alexia, as well as the [[Crusade]]'s second half, as Alexandria united the various nations under her banner for her final assault on the [[Court of Darkness]]. Marrwyn's account is unique in that it often deals with Alexandria's ethical compromises and necessary but distasteful alliances, as well as her capability for outright ruthlessness and deception. | ||
Revision as of 02:51, 28 January 2008
The Testimonial of Marrwyn was written during her Arch-Wardenship. A child of the Elven royal court, her account follows primarily the politics and intrigue of Steros and Mythrian's unification of Alexia, as well as the Crusade's second half, as Alexandria united the various nations under her banner for her final assault on the Court of Darkness. Marrwyn's account is unique in that it often deals with Alexandria's ethical compromises and necessary but distasteful alliances, as well as her capability for outright ruthlessness and deception.